US risks stoking inflation if carbon-linked tariffs hit China
China’s steel and aluminum exports are under attack once again, as the US and European Union weigh new tariffs linked to carbon emissions.
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K92 extends PNG mine lease, greenlights ‘transformational’ expansions
Since restarting the copper-gold mine in late 2016, the company has transformed Kainantu into a rapidly expanding producer.
Argonaut Gold to sell Ana Paula project for $30 million to Heliostar
The companies also entered into an option agreement for Heliostar to acquire 100% of the San Antonio gold project, also in Mexico.
Column: Tin must tame its wildness to meet coming demand surge
The faster the world moves towards the internet-of-things, the more tin will be needed to glue the expanding metaverse together.
European Commission weighs sanctions on Russia’s mining industry – FT
The ban would be part of a ninth EU sanctions package that officials are planning to discuss with member states in the coming days.
Battery prices climb for first time just as more EVs hit market
Prices for the batteries rose in 2022 for the first time since BloombergNEF started tracking them.
Lithium price to retreat from record as electric car sales slow
Rising supplies and China removing subsidies for electric vehicles mean a retreat is on the cards.
Glencore says this time is different for coming copper shortage
Glencore shares fell as much as 3.5% on Tuesday after 2023 production guidance across all the commodities missed consensus estimates.
Researchers call for an integrated mineral supply agreement between nations
The goal of a mineral supply agreement is that countries that have limited access to the raw materials needed to transition to a green economy are not left behind.
